Remote Work Training Series

 👋 Welcome to Your First Remote Work Training Session!

Congratulations on taking the first step toward building a successful remote career! This session will introduce you to the fundamentals of working remotely and the tools that will help you thrive in today’s digital workplace.

• 📖 Course Overview – Understand the structure of the Remote Work Training Series and how each session builds your skills.

• 🌐 Remote Work Essentials – Explore what it means to work remotely, including best practices for communication, productivity, and collaboration.

• ⚡ Introduction to Microsoft Power Platform – Get a high-level view of Power Apps, Power Automate, and other tools that enable remote work and business automation.

• 🛠️ Setting Up for Success – Learn how to prepare your workspace, manage your time, and use technology effectively.

• 🔗 Orientation & Next Steps – Discover how to join future sessions, and upgrade for access to enhanced training materials.

Remote work is more than a trend—it’s the future of business. By mastering these skills, you’ll position yourself for opportunities in roles such as:

• 📱 App Maker
• 🤖 Automation Specialist
• 🧠 Consultant
• 💻 Developer
• 📊 Business Analyst

• 🗣️ Participate actively in today’s session
• ❓ Ask questions and engage with your instructor
• 📝 Complete the post-session survey to share your feedback and goals

Managing your family’s finances doesn’t have to be complicated. With Microsoft Power Apps, you can create a custom budget app that helps you track income, expenses, and savings—all in one place. No coding experience required!

Why This Budget App Matters

• Stay Organized: Keep all your financial data in a single, easy-to-use app.
• Gain Control: See where your money goes and make informed decisions.
• Accessible Anywhere: Use the app on your phone, tablet, or computer.
• Customizable: Tailor it to your family’s unique needs.

What You’ll Learn

In this session, you’ll learn how to:

1. Set Up Your Data: Create tables for income and expenses using SharePoint or Excel.
2. Design the Interface: Build screens for adding income, logging expenses, and viewing totals.
3. Add Charts and Insights: Create a dashboard with visual charts to compare income vs expenses.
4. Make It Interactive: Add buttons, navigation, and formulas to make your app dynamic.
5. Publish and Share: Deploy your app so your family can access it anytime.

By the end of the session, you’ll have a fully functional budget app that you can use immediately to manage your family’s finances.